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Encyclopedia > Baetis

Guadalquivir is one of the major rivers of Spain. It begins at Sierra de Cazorla, passes through Córdoba and Seville and ends in Sanlucar de Barrameda (Atlantic Ocean).






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Mayfly Genus Baetis (Blue-Winged Olives) Hatch (1663 words)
(Baetis adonis, Baetis alius, Baetis bicaudatus, Baetis bundyae, Baetis caurinus, Baetis diablus, Baetis foemina, Baetis hudsonicus, Baetis magnus, Baetis moqui, Baetis notos, Baetis palisadi, Baetis parallelus, Baetis persecutor, Baetis piscatoris, Baetis pluto, Baetis posticatus, Baetis rusticans)
Some Baetis species are often the first major hatches in the Spring and the last in the Fall, and on especially stable spring creeks they may emerge throughout the Winter.
Baetis nymphs are found in almost every trout stream, but they produce more broods and thicker hatches in cold, unpolluted, alkaline (Alkaline: Having a pH higher than 7 (opposite of acidic).
Emerging Baetis (495 words)
The baetis, or 'Blue Wing Olive,' is a fairly common insect across many of Utah's waters.
While the majority of Blue Wing Olives are in fact from the genera baetis, it's not always the case scientifically speaking.
As the baetis nymph matures, the body color tends to darken.
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